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Most EV Owners Happy With Switch; Bemoan Charging Options: Survey
A new survey from the Canadian Automobile Association (CAA) has found that while many who have made the switch to an electric vehicle are content with that decision, access to charging stations remain...
Brian Callahan
Jan 16, 2025
(CAA photo)
2025 Games Organizers Join Forces With MMSB to Turn Event Green
The 2025 Canada Games have partnered with the Multi-Materials Stewardship Board for a sustainability program aimed at making the games green. The MMSB is giving the games $500,000 to sponsor the initi...
Brian Callahan
Jan 16, 2025
Host Society CEO Karen Sherriffs. (VOCM News)
Blown Tire Blamed in Hard, Tense Landing For PAL Plane in Halifax
The Transportation Safety Board has released a statement on an incident at Halifax airport involving a PAL De Havilland CHC-8-402 airplane on Dec. 28th. The TSB says an imbalance caused by a blown tir...
Brian Callahan
Jan 16, 2025
(TSB photo)
More Feedback Sought to Policing Survey Before Jan. 22nd Deadline
The response thus far to a survey on the future of policing services in the province has "far exceeded expectations," according to the minister responsible. The Policing Transformation Working Group d...
Brian Callahan
Jan 16, 2025
Bernard Davis (VOCM News)
Latest Survey of Housing Prices Shows Varied Spikes Nation-Wide
The Canadian Real Estate Association has released its fourth quarter results for housing prices in St. John's. The data dates back to November, with the average price of a home estimated to be in the ...
Brian Callahan
Jan 16, 2025
Outgoing President Biden Warns of 'Oligarchy Taking Shape' in US
Outgoing US President Joe Biden warned of an "oligarchy taking shape" in the United States, wielding "unchecked influence," and abuse of power. Biden expressed concern over a "crumbling" free press an...
VOCM News
Jan 16, 2025
Sheshatshiu RCMP Searching for Wanted Man and Woman
Sheshatshiu RCMP have issued arrest warrants for a man and woman from Natuashish, wanted on assault charges. RCMP received a report on December 17th that a person had been assaulted by 33-year-old Mic...
Richard Duggan
Jan 16, 2025
Search Efforts Exhausted for Missing Nain Woman
The RCMP say the efforts to locate a woman reported missing from Nain have been exhausted and while the missing person's case remains open, the formal search has concluded. Fifty-one-year-old Elizabet...
Richard Duggan
Jan 16, 2025
(RCMP/file)
City Staff Shun Expert Advice, Allowing Tree Removal in East End Yard
The City of St. John's has approved an application involving the removal of trees, going against advice from its own expert panel. A homeowner on upscale Kensington Drive applied to install a small bu...
Brian Callahan
Jan 16, 2025
Second Show Added to Help Trinity Hall's Greg Wells in Wake of L.A. Fires
A benefit concert to help the family of a man who has helped build a cultural focal point in Winterton, Trinity Bay, sold out so quickly that a second show has been added. Alan Doyle is hosting the sh...
Brian Callahan
Jan 16, 2025
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